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Impact of the Zamboanga Siege on Women Survivors: a Post-Conflict Analysis International Social Science Review InternationalEditors/Consultants NationalEditors/Consultants EditorialBoard M. Sultana Alam, Ph. D. Agnes D. Arellano, Ph. D. Abram M. Eustaquio, MBA Media Studies Development Studies Chairman Faculty of Arts and Social Asst. Director, Alumni Affairs Office Sciences OIC-University Librarian Bashiruddin A. Ajihil, Ed. D. Department of Journalism Batangas State University Vice Chair University of Tunku Abdul Rahaman Jeanilyn E. Tacadena, Ph. D. Azenath M. Eustaquio, MS Educational Leadership Malaysia Treasurer University of Immaculate Concepcion Alfredo S. Eustaquio, MBA (cand.) Sawitri Suwanaroa, Ph. D. Shiela May B. Labajo, Ph. D. Member International Studies Educational Management Head, International Relations West Visayas State University Rajamangala University of Michael Vincent P. Caceres, Ph. D. Technology-Lamatak Campus Amelinda Montero, DM (cand.) 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No part of this Research Review may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher or author. Published by: Universidad de Zamboanga Main Campus, Tetuan Printed in the Philippines Astoria Printing and Publishing The views and opinions expressed by the authors are their own and do not reflect the position of the University Research and Development Center. EDITORIAL POLICY he advancement and promotion of research and development in the organization brings opportunities for possible grants and recognitions in many different ways as it calls for its mandate to promote wide utilization, dissemination and publication of various researches conducted and developed. In the new industrial era referred to as the IndustryT 4.0, it has given a huge impact and developmental changes in the organizations both in the public or private sectors which contributed a lot in most of the developing countries like the Philippines. The benefit of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 includes improving the processes, service delivery to the customers, increases productivity and quality of outputs, reduced labor costs since less human intervention is needed, provides transparent logistics, improved accuracy in inventory and forecasts and shortens the process of services, among others. The International Social Science Review (ISSR) of the Universidad de Zamboanga University Research and Development Center (URDC) primarily aims to gather researches from various fields as a way to disseminate the findings for optimum utilization. The ISSR is an international refereed research journal examined by experts from Malaysia, Thailand, Liberia, France, and Saudi Arabia. The editorial board requires a standardized format and guidelines in the submission of the manuscript for uniformity purposes; (1) minimum of 10 pages and maximum of 15 pages single space using Arial font, (2) inclusive of abstract, objectives/statement, framework, scope, methodology, discussion, conclusion and references/bibliography, (3) list of references/bibliography only those directly cited on the submitted paper, (4) attach Research Ethics Certificate as standard requirement (5) plagiarism/similarity Index within zero (0) to ten (10) % only, and (6) application of software tools such as SPSS, GIS etc. must be duly licensed. All papers submitted for publication will be sent to the panel of reviewers who will scrutinize and examine the manuscripts specifically the contents using sets of criteria. More so, reviewers’ recommendations are taken into consideration for the improvement and revisions of the manuscripts. contents articles The Implementation of RA 9147 among the Coastal 1 Communities of the Municipality of Manay Jan Michael L. Belena Patient Turnover, Nursing Workloads and Outcomes 21 of Care: Its Impact on Quality of Care John Mark Lingcon Cherryl L. Alinsub Impact Assessment on the Effectiveness of the Magsasaka 36 Siyentista (MS)-Led Community-Based Banana Farming System in the Province of Davao Oriental Anna Mae F. Teoxon Edito B. Sumile Nurses’ Attitudes toward Nursing Research 59 John Mark Lingcon Jean Claude S. David Impact of the Zamboanga Siege on Women 77 Survivors: A Post-Conflict Analysis Roel F. Marcial Functional Adequacy of Computer Laboratory Facilities 90 of an HEI vis-à-vis Industry Requirements Satisfaction Arnold B. Galve Behind What the Eyes Can See: Understanding the Problems 107 and Concerns of Junior High School Counselees towards an Accountable School Counseling Program Remy Rose Poblete Dimensions of Learning Organization and the 129 Predictors to Organizational Performance among Universities in Zamboanga City Grace Ann Lagura An Exploratory Analysis of the Development of 142 Philippine Regions Starr Clyde L. Sebial Collective Efforts and Interdisciplinary Approach to 154 Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Conservation and Use in the Philippines Xavier Greg I. Caguiat Mary Leigh B. Palma Marilyn Ferrer Nerissa D. Santiago Malvin D. Duldulao Henry Jimenez Jonathan M. Niones Pernelyn S. Torrenas Juliet P. Rillon Maria Corazon J. Cabaral Giley DC Santiago Roel R. Suralta Learning by Doing: Challenges and Opportunities in 175 Capacity Building of Undergraduate Students in Agriculture at PhilRice Leonilo Gramaje Joanne D. Caguiat OE Manangkil EC Arocena NL Manigbas JC Berto Xavier I. Caguiat The Enduring Silence in Violence in the Nursing Workforce: 192 An Emerging Phenomenon Ma. Nelia P. Silloriquez Social Networking and Second Language Acquisition: 214 Exploring Facebook as a Tool for Teaching and Learning English Mona Froida M. Langoh Barayti ng Wikang Filipino sa Balita o Lathalaing 227 Panshowbiz sa mga Pangunahing Peryodiko Arche R. Tudtod An Analysis on Error Production among Chavacano 244 Spanish Learners Joseline S. Alvarez Analyzing War Experiences of Combat Soldiers in the 260 Marawi Siege Using Field Theory Christoper F. Sasot Pagsusuring Panleksikograpiya sa mga Salitang Bakla 283 ng mga Piling Freelance Cross Dresser Gay Prostitute Arche R. Tudtod Influence of Anti-Smoking Campaigns among 333 Students in Northern Iloilo, Philippines: A Case Study Fernan P. Tupas Paying School Fees through Wastes: Experiences and 345 Health-Related Challenges of an Eco Scholar Mauro Allan P. Amparado Environmental Awareness and Practices of Science 353 Students: Input for Ecological Management Plan Danilo V. Rogayan Jr. Eveyen Elyonna D. Nebrida The Mindanao Death March: Establishing a Historical 371 Fact through Online Research Robert John I. Donesa Lived Experiences of Pupils Living Far from School 385 Elmo P. Ador THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RA 9147 AMONG THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF MANAY Jan Michael L. Belena Davao Oriental State College of Science and Technology University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines ABSTRACT Republic Act 9147 or the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act became one of the protections for the wildlife in the municipality against illegal poachers. Thus, evaluating this law would be helpful especially to the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO). Marine species provide important ecosystem services such as the provision of food, medicines, and livelihoods. It focused on three (3) aspects, namely; Advocacy, Activities, and Penalties. The research was conducted on the Office of the MENRO in the Municipality of Manay. The researcher did additional research and focus group discussion on the different activities being made by the agency for the implementation of the
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